Silent Mary by Mellpapa

[Pepite 1/60]

Hello, Pepite 1/60.
It seems that you would have to make quite a few modifications to this kit in order to convert it into the Silent Mary.
However, someone who is skilled with their hands might be able to use this kit as a base to build the Silent Mary.

Yep. But as that ship is already based on pure fantasy, one just has to add a few bells and whistles to make her as fantastic as the Silent Mary.

 

[Namabiiru]

Yep. But as that ship is already based on pure fantasy, one just has to add a few bells and whistles to make her as fantastic as the Silent Mary.

Well, now, that sounds like you are describing a Tamiya plastic model--that only needs the box shaken for a completed model to come out. I think you are doing a bit of dis-service to the amazing work Mellpapa has done with his Silent Mary.

 

[Pepite 1/60]

Well, now, that sounds like you are describing a Tamiya plastic model--that only needs the box shaken for a completed model to come out. I think you are doing a bit of dis-service to the amazing work Mellpapa has done with his Silent Mary.

Nah, maybe I'm a bit oversimplifying it. He's doing an absolutely great job on his model. In fact, I'm just a bit jealous . Mellpapa looks like some sorcerer who knows how to make his dreams come true, with just a few pieces of wood and his hands.

 

[mellpapa]

Namabiiru, long time no see.
And Pepite 1/60,
Thank you both for always supporting me.
I'm building the Silent Mary for my own satisfaction.
But after completing some parts, I realized there were mistakes in various places,
but I guess it's okay.
I've been building it for my own satisfaction at each stage.
I'm going to keep going as is.
I want to finish it by the end of this year!

 

[Namabiiru]

Building for your own satisfaction is the best reason, but I am also enjoying your build!

 

[Pepite 1/60]

Building for your own satisfaction is the best reason, but I am also enjoying your build!

And to keep oneself out of other kinds of trouble.

 

[mellpapa]

And to keep oneself out of other kinds of trouble.

What kind of “other kinds of trouble” are you referring to?

 

[Pepite 1/60]

Oh, the kind of troubles that come from the sins that one mostly regrets for not having committed them (more often!).

 

[mellpapa]

This is the ratline rigging on the main topgallant mast.


Remove the paper, cut off any excess thread, and attach the ratline to the futok shroud section.


Cut off the excess thread, and the ratline for the main topgallant mast is complete.


This is the ratline rigging of the foremast.


Remove the paper and cut off any excess thread. Stretch the rat line across the futok shroud.


Cut off the excess thread, and the ratline on the fore top gallant mast is now complete.


Preparing to rig the ratlines on the Mizun Top Gallant Mast.


Mizun Top Gallant Mast: Rat lines were attached to the shrouds and excess thread was cut.
Futtock: Rat lines were attached to the shroud section.


I tried taking a photo with a white cloth in the background.
That's it for the rat line stretching.
I'm finally done with the rat line stretching, which I'm not very good at, and I feel like I've won something...

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Now that the rat lines are in place, it's time for a commemorative photo.
These are images of the port and starboard sides taken from the front at an angle.


This is a picture taken from diagonally behind.

 

[mellpapa]

Oh, the kind of troubles that come from the sins that one mostly regrets for not having committed them (more often!).

I see.
Thank you very much.

 

[Namabiiru]

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This is the ratline rigging on the main topgallant mast.

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Remove the paper, cut off any excess thread, and attach the ratline to the futok shroud section.

View attachment 535280
Cut off the excess thread, and the ratline for the main topgallant mast is complete.

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This is the ratline rigging of the foremast.

View attachment 535282
Remove the paper and cut off any excess thread. Stretch the rat line across the futok shroud.

View attachment 535283
Cut off the excess thread, and the ratline on the fore top gallant mast is now complete.

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Preparing to rig the ratlines on the Mizun Top Gallant Mast.

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Mizun Top Gallant Mast: Rat lines were attached to the shrouds and excess thread was cut.
Futtock: Rat lines were attached to the shroud section.

View attachment 535287
I tried taking a photo with a white cloth in the background.
That's it for the rat line stretching.
I'm finally done with the rat line stretching, which I'm not very good at, and I feel like I've won something...

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View attachment 535288
Now that the rat lines are in place, it's time for a commemorative photo.
These are images of the port and starboard sides taken from the front at an angle.

View attachment 535289
This is a picture taken from diagonally behind.

Mellpapa, you have done an amazing job with your ratlines, even though you say you are not very good. You should feel like you have won a major victory. It’s easy to see how much work that was. Congratulations!

 

[mellpapa]

Mellpapa, you have done an amazing job with your ratlines, even though you say you are not very good. You should feel like you have won a major victory. It’s easy to see how much work that was. Congratulations!

Hello, Namabiiru,
Thank you for your continued support.
I'm not very good at rat lines, and I felt like throwing up halfway through.
I tried to make it look normal somehow.
There are some saggy spots here and there, but I'm satisfied because it looks like it should.
Now that the rat lines are finished, I feel like I've won.
Sorry for my poor English.

 

[Namabiiru]

Hello, Namabiiru,
Thank you for your continued support.
I'm not very good at rat lines, and I felt like throwing up halfway through.
I tried to make it look normal somehow.
There are some saggy spots here and there, but I'm satisfied because it looks like it should.
Now that the rat lines are finished, I feel like I've won.
Sorry for my poor English.

The skill of your ratlines is exceeded only by your skill at English so you must not apologize. Here I am living in Japan, and my Japanese is awful. I should be taking Japanese lessons instead of building ships.

 

[mellpapa]

In August, I was busy helping with drying kelp, so I couldn't do much crafting, but I found some free time to trace the sail patterns onto fabric.


I cut off the margins of the printed paper for each sail to make it easier to trace...


Place carbon paper on the fabric, place the printed paper on top of it, and trace it with a stylus.


It's a little hard to see, but I was able to trace the outline of each sail onto white cloth.
I will sew the vertical lines of the sails with a sewing machine, but I will outsource this work to my wife.

My wife won't let anyone else use the sewing machine so that it won't break.
I don't want to lend my important tools to anyone either.
I understand because they are my wife's important tools.

 

[dockattner]

In August, I was busy helping with drying kelp, so I couldn't do much crafting, but I found some free time to trace the sail patterns onto fabric.

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I cut off the margins of the printed paper for each sail to make it easier to trace...

View attachment 536871
Place carbon paper on the fabric, place the printed paper on top of it, and trace it with a stylus.

View attachment 536872
It's a little hard to see, but I was able to trace the outline of each sail onto white cloth.
I will sew the vertical lines of the sails with a sewing machine, but I will outsource this work to my wife.

My wife won't let anyone else use the sewing machine so that it won't break.
I don't want to lend my important tools to anyone either.
I understand because they are my wife's important tools.

My mom will let you use her sewing machine . You can stay at my house if you want to make the trip!

 

[Namabiiru]

In August, I was busy helping with drying kelp, so I couldn't do much crafting, but I found some free time to trace the sail patterns onto fabric.

View attachment 536870
I cut off the margins of the printed paper for each sail to make it easier to trace...

View attachment 536871
Place carbon paper on the fabric, place the printed paper on top of it, and trace it with a stylus.

View attachment 536872
It's a little hard to see, but I was able to trace the outline of each sail onto white cloth.
I will sew the vertical lines of the sails with a sewing machine, but I will outsource this work to my wife.

My wife won't let anyone else use the sewing machine so that it won't break.
I don't want to lend my important tools to anyone either.
I understand because they are my wife's important tools.

I’m looking forward to seeing how your sails turn out!

 

[mellpapa]

My mom will let you use her sewing machine . You can stay at my house if you want to make the trip!

Hello, dockattner,
Thank you for your kind invitation.
I am very grateful.
My wife will sew the sail for free.

 

[mellpapa]

I’m looking forward to seeing how your sails turn out!

Hello, Namabiiru,
This is tricky. (See image)
I'm thinking about how to make it.

 

[Namabiiru]

Hello, Namabiiru,
This is tricky. (See image)
I'm thinking about how to make it.
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Maybe iron t-shirt transfer printed on inkjet printer? They have those at Joyful Honda.

 

[Steef66]

Hello, Namabiiru,
This is tricky. (See image)
I'm thinking about how to make it.
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Use a inktjet printer. My sails on the Spanish Galeon are made like that.